Review on 💡 Thermaltake Smart RGB 600W Power Supply - 80+ 256-Color RGB Fan, ATX 12V 2.3 Kaby Lake Ready, 5 Year Warranty - PS-SPR-0600NHFAWU-1 by Kittisak Jeangpong ᠌

Name: 💡 Thermaltake Smart RGB 600W Power Supply - 80+ 256-Color RGB Fan, ATX 12V 2.3 Kaby Lake Ready, 5 Year Warranty - PS-SPR-0600NHFAWU-1
Item: 💡 Thermaltake Smart RGB 600W Power Supply - 80+ 256-Color RGB Fan, ATX 12V 2.3 Kaby Lake Ready, 5 Year Warranty - PS-SPR-0600NHFAWU-1
Rating: 4

March 14, 2023

Not a bad purchase, worth the money.

If you are not embarrassed by a noisy power supply, then I am able to suggest this PSU due to the existence of all of the necessary protections as well as the good stuffing. But, if you have the financial means to do so, it is recommended that you purchase something from another well-known brand that is a little bit more expensive but more silent.
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Pros

A standard power supply unit rated at 600 watts that has all of the appropriate precautions. repeatedly put through their paces by being put in stressful situations when the power was cut out in our home. The structure as a whole is in good working order. It generates 504 watts when operating at 12 volts, which is fairly decent, and for such a low price, it has an adequate filler fitted there. The BP is in good shape. You have the option of turning off the backlight or leaving it on. Although the cables are nothing special and are wrapped in a black braid, their length is adequate for any mid-tower case.

Cons

Be prepared for a significant amount of noise if the load that your system draws is more than 300 watts. Everything in my body is telling you to stay silent! Absolute Window Black Pure Base 600 (it is soundproofed). Gigabyte GTX 960 WindForce video card (the rotation speed of the fans on the cooler can be configured in afterburner), ID Cooling SE 214 L Snow CPU cooler (which, of course, is not audible in this case), two be quiet! fans (140 + 120), and two AeroCool fans (120 * 2). Through the use of reobas, all three case 120s are linked together. 140mm be silent! relatively silent even with the case open, which is why it functions at its maximum capacity through three pins. The sole component of the system that produces noise is the power supply. Under stress, it emits a significant amount of noise. In comparison to the background of a silent system unit, this does not appear to be a contrast at all. Very noisy, as demonstrated with a variety of other distracting background sounds. Overall, it's a pain in the neck. Because the warranty has already run out, I will crack it open and replace the turntable with a be silent! 120-ku.